
- October15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 19
Rich Want It Free
Warning:
When it comes to seeking financialadvice, the rich want it on the cheap.According to a survey by SpectremGroup, fewer than 20% of householdswith $500,000 or more in investableassets turn to fee-based independentfinancial planners to put together aninvestment strategy. Despite their loftynet worth, affluent investors don't wantto pay more than $1000 for a financialplan, and most don't want to pay anything.In fact, most of those with afinancial plan in place got it free, as aperk in return for their business.Financial gurus caution thatfree plans often come with stringsattached. The broker may be earningcommissions on the financial productsrecommended in the plan, which sets upa conflict of interest that's usually not inthe investor's favor.
Articles in this issue
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Question Your Ideal Investment Optionalmost 18 years ago
Determine when a Roth IRA Makes Sensealmost 18 years ago
Ponder the Privatized Social Security Issuealmost 18 years ago
Accelerate Retirement Savings with a 412(i)almost 18 years ago
Replace Malpractice Fiction with Factalmost 18 years ago
Expand Your Insurance Protection Planalmost 18 years ago
Save More with College Rewards Programsalmost 18 years ago
Select a Team Worthy of the Super Bowlalmost 18 years ago
Recover Taxes from a Natural Disasteralmost 18 years ago
Strengthen Your Retirement with Charity


















































































